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SBS 2003 to SBS 2011 Migration - Getting "There are currently no logon servers to process this request"
We completed a SBS 2003 to SBS 2011 migration. After we demoted the original SBS 2003 server and removed it from the enterprise, some of the workstations started having problems logging in. When they tried to logon an error was returned saying "There are currently no logon servers to process the request." It seems like a DNS error but I can't figure out what the problem is.
We've checked the Primary DNS server settings using ipconfig /all on all the troubled workstations. The settings are correct. The DNS is set by the DHCP. The clients are all Win7 32-bit, except one which 64-bit.
We've tried ipconfig /flushdns, ipconfig /regusterdns, net stop netlogon, net start netlogon.
Your suggestions are greatly appreciated.
We've checked the Primary DNS server settings using ipconfig /all on all the troubled workstations. The settings are correct. The DNS is set by the DHCP. The clients are all Win7 32-bit, except one which 64-bit.
We've tried ipconfig /flushdns, ipconfig /regusterdns, net stop netlogon, net start netlogon.
Your suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Have you tried removing the workstaions from the domain, rebooting, login locally with admin and adding them to the domain again? Are the workstation names showing up in the OU on your SBS server?
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